The Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon - Drive from Reykjavík to the Blue Lagoon (approx 1 hour)

Indulge in the soothing embrace of the Blue Lagoon, a geothermal oasis nestled in the heart of Iceland’s otherworldly landscapes. Known for its mineral-rich, milky-blue waters, this natural spa invites visitors to unwind and rejuvenate in its warm embrace. Surrounded by volcanic rock and a captivating panorama, the Blue Lagoon offers a serene escape. Immerse yourself in the tranquil waters, known for their skin-nourishing properties, creating a truly revitalizing experience. Whether under the clear daylight or the enchanting Northern Lights, the Blue Lagoon promises a unique and unforgettable relaxation amidst Iceland’s captivating wonders.

Drive from the Blue Lagoon to your hotel in Reykjavík (approx. 1 hour)

Golden Circle Tour

Thingvellir National Park - Travel from Reykjavík to Þingvellir National Park (about 1 hour drive)

Þingvellir, a place of historical and natural significance, beckons visitors to explore its captivating wonders. As the site of Iceland’s ancient parliamentary gatherings, the Alþingi, Þingvellir holds a unique place in the nation’s heritage. The rugged landscapes, framed by the dramatic Silfra Fissure, showcase the continental drift between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Wander through the Almannagjá gorge, where history and geology converge, and stand upon the historic Law Rock, where laws were proclaimed to the assembly. Þingvellir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, seamlessly weaves together the threads of Iceland’s past and the stunning beauty of its present.

Geysir - Continue from Þingvellir to Geysir Geothermal Area (about 1 hour drive).

Discover the dynamic spectacle of Geysir, an iconic natural wonder that epitomizes the power of Iceland’s geothermal forces. Located in the Haukadalur Valley, Geysir is home to the original geyser that inspired the term worldwide. Although the eponymous Geysir’s eruptions have become less frequent, nearby Strokkur steals the show with regular, impressive spouts of boiling water reaching for the sky. Surrounded by bubbling hot springs and colorful mineral deposits, Geysir provides a front-row seat to the Earth’s fiery forces. A visit to this geothermal marvel is an immersive encounter with the untamed energy that defines Iceland’s extraordinary landscape.

Guests have the possibility to have lunch in the area.

Gullfoss Waterfall - Gullfoss, the “Golden Falls,” stands as a majestic testament to the raw power and natural beauty of Iceland’s waterways. Located in the canyon of the Hvítá River, Gullfoss cascades in two tiers, creating a breathtaking spectacle that captivates visitors. The sheer force and thundering sound of the falls are awe-inspiring, while the surrounding mist paints rainbows in the sunlight. With its tumultuous energy and the stunning backdrop of the rugged canyon, Gullfoss is a must-see destination for those seeking the profound allure of Iceland’s untamed landscapes.

Drive back to Reykjavík (about 2 hours)

South Shore of Iceland

Seljalandsfoss - Drive from Reykjavík along the south coast of Iceland to Seljalandsfoss (about 2 hours).

Seljalandsfoss, a jewel on Iceland’s South Coast, is a captivating waterfall known for its unique feature—allowing visitors to walk behind the cascading curtain of water. Fed by the Seljalandsá River, this 60-meter-high waterfall offers a mesmerizing display against the picturesque Icelandic landscape. The accessibility to stroll behind the falls creates a one-of-a-kind, immersive experience, making Seljalandsfoss a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Skogafoss - Continue onwards to Skógafoss, a majestic waterfall along Iceland’s South Coast, stands as a powerful natural spectacle, plunging 60 meters into a misty abyss. Fed by the Skógá River, this iconic cascade captivates with its thunderous roar and ethereal beauty. The waterfall’s sheer drop creates a constant spray, often graced by vibrant rainbows on sunny days. Accessible viewing platforms provide an up-close encounter with the raw force and captivating elegance of Skógafoss, making it a prominent highlight for travelers exploring Iceland’s stunning landscapes.

Reynisfjara Beach - Reynisfjara, a mesmerizing black sand beach on Iceland’s South Coast, boasts dramatic basalt columns, roaring Atlantic waves, and the iconic Reynisdrangar sea stacks. The contrasting black sands, rugged cliffs, and panoramic views of the North Atlantic Ocean create an otherworldly atmosphere. Renowned for its natural beauty and folklore, Reynisfjara offers a unique coastal experience, inviting visitors to witness the powerful forces of nature against a backdrop of striking geological formations.

Vik - Vík í Mýrdal, commonly known as Vík, is a charming coastal village situated on Iceland’s South Coast. Nestled at the southernmost point of the country, Vík is surrounded by captivating landscapes, including the iconic Reynisfjara black sand beach with its basalt columns and sea stacks. The village itself features a picturesque church atop a hill and offers stunning views of the North Atlantic Ocean. Serving as a gateway to the wonders of the region, Vík provides a tranquil retreat with its unique blend of natural beauty and Icelandic charm.

Here the group can find something to eat for lunch. Then we will drive along the south coast back to Reykjavík

• Comfort Admission to the Blue Lagoon
• Pick up is up to 30 minutes before departure
• Combo of Snæland Day Tours
• Guided tour in bus with a friendly and professional guide (Blue Lagoon only guided on Fridays)

• Transfer from and to airport (can be booked as extra)
• Accommodation
• Meals other than breakfast
• Reykjavík City Tour on Fridays (can be added as extra)